96th ESA Annual Meeting (August 7 -- 12, 2011)

Wednesday, August 10, 2011: 8:00 AM-11:30 AM

12B, Austin Convention Center

8:00 AM

Assessing the spatial distribution and diversity of three focal species in a mixed disturbance landscape
Amanda R. Kuntz, Bowling Green State University; Karen V. Root, Bowling Green State University

8:20 AM

Bayesian inference for assessing feedbacks among species, anthropogenic and climate forcings: Shorebirds in Florida
Matteo Convertino, University of Florida; James B. Elsner, Florida State University; Gregory A. Kiker, University of Florida; Rafael Munoz-Carpena, University of Florida; Joseph F. Donoghue, Florida State University; Richard A. Fischer, USA Engineering and Development Center; Igor Linkov, USA Engineering and Development Center

8:40 AM

Recent habitat fragmentation creates fine-scale genetic structure: A multiscaled landscape genetics approach
Paul Galpern, University of Manitoba; Micheline Manseau, University of Manitoba; Paul Wilson, University of Nottingham

9:00 AM

Influence of land use at multiple spatial scales on nutrient concentration and ecosystem function in a large river system
Jesse C. Becker, Texas State University; Weston H. Nowlin, Texas State University; Benjamin Labay, University of Texas at Austin; Kelly J. Rodibaugh, Texas State University

9:20 AM

Spatial renormalization as a multiscale approach to determining the security of landscapes
William C. Dunn, University of New Mexico; Bruce T. Milne, University of New Mexico

9:40 AM

Break

9:50 AM

Patterns and controls over biodiversity spillover around remnant longleaf pine woodland patches
Lars A. Brudvig, Michigan State University; Christopher Habeck, Kutztown University; Joseph Ledvina, Michigan State University

10:10 AM

An experimental test of corridor and edge effects on the trophic ecology of a generalist ant
Julian Resasco, University of Colorado at Boulder; Douglas J. Levey, National Science Foundation; Ellen I. Damschen, University of Wisconsin-Madison

10:30 AM

Modeling bonobo (Pan paniscus) occupancy in relation to bushmeat hunting, slash-and-burn agriculture, and timber harvest
Jena Hickey, University of Georgia; Nathan Nibbelink, University of Georgia; John Carroll, University of Georgia

10:50 AM

Grasses and large herbivores enhance landscape heterogeneity by excluding a savanna tree from ecosystem hotspots
Lauren M. Porensky, USDA-ARS; Kari E. Veblen, Utah State University; Truman P. Young, University of California, Davis

11:10 AM

Influence of landscape configuration on monoterpene emissions from a Ponderosa Pine forest
Monica B. Madronich, University Of Colorado; Carol A. Wessman, University of Colorado-Boulder; Alex Guenther, National Center for Atmospheric Research

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